Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

Use this page to access Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for products sold by Fiberglass Florida. SDS documents provide important safety information for handling, storage, hazards, first aid, spill response, personal protective equipment, transportation, and disposal.

How to Find a Safety Data Sheet

There are two main ways to find an SDS on FiberglassFlorida.com:

• Search this SDS page for the product, brand, part number, or material name.
• Check the individual product page because SDS documents are also attached to many product listings.

For best results, make sure the SDS matches the exact product, manufacturer, color, catalyst, converter, reducer, resin, gelcoat, primer, adhesive, or coating system you are using.

Need Help Finding an SDS?

If the Safety Data Sheet you need is not listed on this page or attached to the product page, email orders@fiberglassflorida.com. Please include the product name, brand, part number, size, color, or any other information you have so we can help identify the correct document.

You can also call Fiberglass Florida at 321-639-3046 for help.

Common Products With SDS Documents

SDS documents may be available for many fiberglass, marine, composite, paint, and shop chemical products, including:

• Polyester resin, vinyl ester resin, and epoxy resin
• Gelcoat, tooling gelcoat, pigments, and colorants
• MEKP catalyst, hardeners, converters, and activators
• Awlgrip, Awlcraft, primers, reducers, and marine topcoats
• Solvents, acetone, wax solution, cleaners, and surface prep products
• Adhesives, putties, fairing compounds, fillers, and bonding products
• Bottom paint, marine coatings, antifouling paint, and specialty coatings
• Composite materials, fiberglass repair products, and shop supplies

Why Safety Data Sheets Are Important

Safety Data Sheets help users understand how to safely handle and store chemical products. They include information about product hazards, ventilation, personal protective equipment, first aid procedures, fire response, spill cleanup, disposal considerations, and transportation requirements.

Before using any resin, gelcoat, paint, catalyst, solvent, adhesive, coating, or chemical product, review the product label and the correct SDS.

Safety Reminder

Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and use proper personal protective equipment. Work in a well-ventilated area, keep chemicals away from heat or ignition sources when required, store materials properly, and follow all local, state, and federal safety regulations.

Frequently Asked Questions About Safety Data Sheets

What is an SDS?

An SDS, or Safety Data Sheet, is a document that explains important safety, handling, storage, emergency, hazard, and disposal information for a chemical product.

Where can I find Fiberglass Florida SDS documents?

SDS documents are available on this SDS page when listed and are also attached directly to many individual product pages.

What should I do if I cannot find the SDS I need?

If you cannot find the Safety Data Sheet you need, email orders@fiberglassflorida.com with the product name, brand, part number, size, or color, and our team can help locate the correct document.

Should I use the SDS from a similar product?

No. Always use the SDS for the exact product you are handling. Similar products may have different hazards, ingredients, handling instructions, transportation details, or safety requirements.

Are SDS documents available on product pages?

Yes. Many SDS documents are attached directly to the individual product pages on FiberglassFlorida.com.

Do I need to read the SDS before using resin, gelcoat, paint, or solvents?

Yes. Always review the SDS and product label before using chemical products such as resin, gelcoat, catalyst, reducers, converters, solvents, adhesives, primers, and paints.